Weekly Webinars
Each Thursday at 2:00 pm CT, we host a free virtual learning opportunity, featuring experts and researchers from the KU Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (KU ADRC) and affiliates.
Presentations focus on understanding risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease, the latest research in preventing Alzheimer’s, and what we know about brain health and aging.
Weekly Webinar with KU ADRC
Thursdays from 2-2:30 pm Central Time
Memory: A Primer | Rosie Pasqualini, LEAP! Program Assistant
Memory is a core brain function that helps us learn, navigate daily life, and stay connected to the people and experiences that matter. But memory isn’t just one process—it includes several different systems in the brain, and it can be influenced by genetics, health conditions, stress, sleep, and more.
Join LEAP! (Lifestyle Empowerment for Alzheimer’s Prevention) Program Assistant Rosie Pasqualini for our upcoming weekly webinar to explore how memory works, including the major types of memory and how they interact with other cognitive skills like attention. We’ll also cover lifestyle strategies that may support memory, how memory can change with normal aging, and what kinds of changes may be worth bringing up with a healthcare provider.
Whether you’re simply curious about how memory works or you’re looking for practical, brain-healthy habits, this session will give you a clear, grounded overview and takeaways you can use right away.
How to Attend
Our Weekly Webinars are offered as part of the MyAlliance for Brain Health program. If you join MyAlliance we will send you the access link and recording for each webinar via email.
If you have not already signed up for MyAlliance, please do so today!